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Arlington Heights / Elk Grove Village Body Lift Specialist – Dr. Kagan
Also Serving Palatine, Barrington and Schaumburg
Belt Lipectomy
Problem:
- Excess skin and fat in abdominal area, flanks, thighs and back (circumferential truncal excess)
- “Love Handles”
- Lack of contour in the waist
- Flabby back rolls
- Excessive protrusion of the buttocks
Solution:
A belt lipectomy is essentially an abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) that extends around the back. By removing a circumferential segment of skin and fat, the procedure will lift the thighs and buttocks and recontour the waist. The incision is made low enough to be hidden by a bikini type brief.
A belt lipectomy can be done alone or as part of an entire lower body lift which resculpts the abdomen, hips, thighs and buttocks. The belt lipectomy / body lift procedure involves a combination of several procedures including: Tummy tuck (abdominoplasty), thigh lift (thighplasty), buttock lift. A lower body lift may be done in one surgery or in stages, depending on the patient's needs.
Result:
- Dramatic transformation of the mid and lower body
- Reshape mid and lower body after dramatic weight loss
- Significant fat and skin removal to improve body shape and size
- Firmer looking buttocks and thighs
- Diminish or remove cellulite
About Dr. Kagan – Schaumburg Body Lift Specialist
Over the course of his career, Dr. Kagan has earned a reputation as a leading Schaumburg plastic surgeon and has helped numerous patients with loose, hanging skin and unwanted body contours achieve a satisfying new look. Through the use of a variety of sophisticated cosmetic surgery techniques, including liposuction and various body lifts, Dr. Kagan can help patients completely transform their body. Arlington Heights, Schaumburg, Palatine, Barrington and Elk Grove Village body lift patients often come to the Kagan Plastic Surgery Center after undergoing bariatric surgery and extreme weight loss in order to diminish the appearance of loose, hanging skin and achieve a dramatic body transformation.
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